Seeking Help ID'ing Title/Artist Please

**jacques m** · July 10th, 2003, 09:34 AM

Hello to all!

Seeking the title/artist for a song that I believe is from the early to mid-80's. The vocalist is female and as I recall she has a very high voice. The song had a funky bass line as well. I'm a bit sketchy on the lyrics as I was usually having *way* too much fun clubbing back then.
The way I recall it is the repeated lyric is:
"I'll never dance with another" (btw its Not, I Saw Her Standing There)- or -
"I'd never {fill-in-the-blank} with another"
I remember we had lots of laughs making up lyrics to this one and shouting 'em out a la Mony, Mony on the dance floor .... "I'll never @%$^ with your mother" ... Cheezy I know ...
Anyway, have googled the heck out of this one to no avail. Stumbled across this wonderful site the other day and have explored away - What a treasure trove dedicated to Great Music and Great Times.

Also, while recently in Chicago I was checking out V-103 radio (awesome station imho) - They played a tune with a female vocalist, no title, not a disco tune. She was singing about her "Pony". Lots of double-entendre's - Riding her pony hard, up and down, washing him down, etc. I recall this corny little song being from the 70's and being much derided (no pun intended). Although I realize this tune is off-topic any help here is appreciated as well.

Thanks for all your help and keep up the fine work you all do here!
JM

**BrunoRepublic** · July 10th, 2003, 09:50 AM

The line is "I couldn't ask for another", and the song is "Groove Is In The Heart" by Deee-Lite from 1990.

BTW, the bass line was lifted from Herbie Hancock (with credit given).

**jacques m** · July 10th, 2003, 10:12 AM

Thank you very much for such a speedy and accurate reply :-)
This one had been driving me buggy for a while, missheard lyric and all!
I should have known that was a Herbie Hancock bass line as well ... fuuunky ...

thanks again!
JM